Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1928, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1928.° TWO CITIES IN EAST Philadelphia Houses, 3 G posotor Fivs, QYo o The Christmas Store <t .. BY the Associated Press. | PHILADELPHIA, November 26.—The | possibility of a close connection be- | v v York a adelphia s tween New York and Philadelpl Christinas 1628 S BRI M Buy Now A Very Important Christmas Offering Real Stone establishments here and that his in- If is easy ‘to ok Ducn: Skl paie . toe Bridge Tea : ostume jewelry D e Lunch spector John D. Coughlin as_sayins or Luncheon : g s Corbo had o brmg:'cgczigx‘x “S‘xéh‘:thg 3 In a season when lustrous satin and simple chiffon Rothsteln_case, but was wanted there | i . il i _ in_connection with: the murder in the | e are the vogue, it is essential that the brooches, neck B i i e e it ¢ laces, bracelets and rings contribute the sparkling touch lished e S e A hostess will attend to all g that relieves the simple effect and gives the sophistica- ria of thr a K rwor] . e 3 . . P . . characters | Whom are Sought details. 4‘“"““‘5% special tion that is the spirit of the mode. Jade, lapis lazuli, et ; A 2 il S ol zanzibar amber, chalcedony, carnelian and cameo give bery in Atlantic Ci sitietion. ) s B St pan, T e ———— ; color and character to the modern costume. These fine pieces are set in 14-carat gold in unusual shapes. ey WoobwARD & l.oT ghan today as the special grand jury Mail Early investigating organized lawlessness and ! & police gmn-up:mn entered its fifteenth | for Better Service week. The prosecutor said that Arnold Rothstein, slain New York gambler, had been a frequent visitor to gambling |8 gang: in th Clarke and a man Burke. ; Monaghan said the grand jury prob- A Necklaces, $10 to $210 e Visitthe Children’s i g , to gambling, dropping momentarily the | § s d p Striking black and bootlegging and police graft angles of B b Sh Bracelets, $35 to $150 white stone cameo the investigation. Evidence thus tar |f aroer op (o Earrings, $27 to $85 BFiGet padk viig B o e Early in the D i Finger Rings, $15 to $150 ensemble— the e-scale bootlegging, rly the ay Brooches, $27.50 to $85 ring $45; bracelet, which, the au s believe, had led . & 135, to more then a in the last tw: of gang murders | § If your children are not at- i s Prices range from $30 to $135 tending school, you could cedony ensemble of Zanzibar amber necklace, 'in unusual 12 SHELD AN N HACAGO. : have them in before three necklace, $120; ear- shape and size, $60. Others in cherry J >3 rings, $27; brace 2 and cloudy amber, $35. Rothstein Chicago Affiliations Studied °V°1?:k 03 r— deah"‘lii;" “t“’ lets, $45. Wi T aine, Wik Brook: After Narcotics Seizure. week and avoid having to 3 CHICAGO, November 26—The Chi- wait so long. cago affiliations of Arnold Rothstein, Barser SHOP, FOURTH FLOOR. slain New York gambler, were under scrutiny, today, following {he seizure of narcotics valued at $100,000 and the arrest of 12 men. A raid on the flat of Weslie Lewls N S cotics. _Although Lewis ew ILKS d 5, Vit Rothsiein, it i " W. D. Allen, chief o cotics Bureau, that the for evening frocks rom New Yorw. A nis ok seized an- Society Taffeta icad of “dope” which had they said, from s New $3 yard e whose members were i 4 oliled with Rnthsbelnl;euo'med- Exclusively here, this beau- he Narcotics Bureau belie : ; the shipment found yesterday came tlful‘quah?y taffeta may be from the same source. had in plain and changeable The amount seized here, they pointed shades. Many colors are G ke ;;\::\ ;g.rxgi cost at least $75,000 in shot with white, which gives An Ear ly Glft Selllng BRI T a silvery changeable effect. $2,500 FIRE DAMAGE. In white, cream, pink, blue, maize, orchid, cream, tur- Overheated Furnace Believed to quoise, coral, silver, rose, A Have Caused Destructive Blaze. aqua, gull and others. ea' I I l I al | ags Estimated damage of $2500 was i caused last night at 1212 New York Chiffon Taffeta avenue by a fire thought to have started sz d from an overheated furnafie. Five tr:g yar: $ $ $ 50 $ E.;:m';:‘;fi,},‘fi g‘:E T m:‘: 3 }I,_Ei“] an{l ::mngealzlle collqrs. . ost of the damage was center: Vi r R lhr‘tnfl‘ol‘ing fls‘tahéisl;m’;nt of ;flhflfl;‘ Sy e e AUl Costinett on the first floor. 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